By adeel
Google-hosted event — Seven queries I have regarding the release of the Pixel 8 and Pixel Watch 2
Pixal 8 & Pixal Wach 2:-It is well known what Google will announce when it takes the stage for its Made by Google event on Wednesday, October 4. In a world where tech companies closely hide the details of their product introductions, Google releases teaser trailers, including clips of the upcoming Google Pixel 8 and Pixel Watch 2 confirming what we’re going to see later this week.
That would appear to take away all the suspense surrounding this week’s Google event, especially because information about Google’s upcoming products has already been leaked in great detail. The devices Google is almost certainly going to reveal are still the subject of several unanswered questions.
The event’s timing is partly to blame for that. Less than a month has passed since the release of Apple’s iPhone 15 and Apple Watch Series 9, and the new capabilities in these products naturally prompt speculation about what Google has in store as a counterpunch.
Another apparent fact is that Google has improved its hardware offerings in recent years. While the Pixel phones are no longer afterthoughts in the debate over the greatest phones overall, the Pixel Watch is already among the best smartwatches for Android.
What sort of camera upgrades will the Pixel 8 have? Pixal 8 & Pixal Wach 2:-
Since the Pixel consistently ranks among the finest camera phones, it’s hard to think of Google’s phones without thinking of cameras. The Pixel 8 will have a tough time maintaining this trend given how seriously Apple and Samsung have taken it.
The iPhone 15 now has a 48MP main camera, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max, the top of the line model, has a significantly upgraded telephoto lens. In spite of this, it is insufficient to dethrone the Galaxy S23 Ultra as the king of zoom pictures.
Consequently, how does Google respond to the Pixel 8? The biggest rumored upgrade involves a shift to a bigger sensor to let in more light, though hardware modifications may be small. Instead, software and artificial intelligence (AI) might be handling the bulk of the work in this situation. For example, Google is rumore to be implementing staggered HDR to remove strobing effects in images and a Video Unblur feature that extends the Photo Unblur function to video recordings.
The alleged qualities of the photos don’t end there. Night Sight and an audio Magic Eraser capability for removing unwanted sound from recordings might also be add to video capture. The ability to combine faces from many photographs onto photos so that you get the ideal final image could be the largest — and probably most divisive — shift.
It’s important to note that all of these are only rumors, so it’s possible that the Pixel 8 won’t get any of these new capabilities. But a lot of demonstrations showcasing the precise capabilities of the new phones’ cameras are anticipate.